How are Bravura (ASX:BVS) shares reacting to AGM 2022 update?

2 min read | November 22, 2022 12:41 PM AEDT | By Sonal Goyal

Highlights:

  • Bravura returned to revenue growth in the financial year 2022.
  • Bravura share price has dropped by circa 31% in the past one month.

Shares of Bravura Solutions Limited (ASX:BVS) registered a fall of 3.03% (at 10:56 AM AEDT) on Tuesday (22 November 2022), while the ASX 200 Information Technology index (INDEXASX:XIJ) was up 0.60% to 1455.30 points.

Today, by an ASX filing, the company has shared AGM addresses by the chairman and CEO.

Bravura is an ASX-listed software and services company that deals with the fund administration and wealth management industries.

Key highlights of the AGM 2022

  • In the financial year 2022 (FY22), Bravura returned to revenue The company reported revenue growth of 10%.
  • EBITDA during the year fell by 8% to AU$45.3 million.
  • The net profit after tax was AU$29.9 million, and the adjusted NPAT was AU$25.7 million.
  • The revenue in the wealth management segment grew by 6%, and the fund administration segment revenue increased by 17%.
  • The company ended the year with a cash balance of AU$48.7 million.
  • In June 2022, Libby Roy was appointed as the new CEO and managing director of Bravura.
  • In FY22, Brent Henley was appointed as chief financial officer. According to ASX filing, shareholders did not support the decision to elect CFO as a director. Therefore, Brent Henley will be resigning from the board.
  • Recovery of EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) business is not in line with the company’s expectation post the Covid-19 driven pandemic.

Neil John Broekhuizen, chairman, of Bravura, stated that

Share performance of Bravura

At 11:16 AM AEDT, the shares were trading at AU$0.80 apiece with a market capitalization of AU$204.89 million. With this, the share price fell by 31.03% in one month. In one year, the share price has dropped by 68%, and on a year-to-date basis, it has declined by 67.21%. The share price has tumbled by 52.94% in the past five years.


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